06 Sep 1946
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1946
Page
1
A fragmented report outlines rushed preparations for Cedar Stock Show. Events, stalls, and exhibitors are mentioned with unclear names and dates, hinting at stalls, vendors, and official involvement amid a busy early setup period.
Officials from the Veterans Administration explain that the government life insurance plan will pay benefits only after a veteran’s death, with monthly payments continuing if death occurs after a specified date. The release notes changes stemming from postwar adjustments and outlines eligibility rules and beneficiary procedures.
Miss Mary Lou Avpossemm W attended a social afternoon hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Joseph at their home. The event featured sisters Chatdin Potsyth and SM Chirk Mea Lauri and Josephine Paunsen assisting with refreshments. Attendees included Mrs Howard Joseph and several young women helping with flowers and decor.
The article describes displays at a July county fair with dairy stock sheep and horses shown in barns by local breeders. John’s ariet and Woe Pipdleran compete for top honors while Dalton and Son and others showcase crops and basic depot entries. Day two is expected to improve as more entries arrive.
The Yankee Reservoir at Parowan received a stronger fish release totaling about 2,000 trout and 4,000 fingerlings from the Beaver hatchery. The planting supports improved fishing in the nearby valleys, with additional stock expected in the coming weeks. Poaching concerns and seasonal restrictions are noted as ongoing issues.
The William Owen Orton family announces a reunion here with a business meeting Sunday at noon in the Chapel and a banquet in the Banquet Hall. A public dance will close Saturday evening in the Heserealion hall. Each family member is asked to register and contribute to refreshments. Several relatives, including Mics Nola May Mitchell, June Decker, and Mics Hossie Ann Dobrusky, are noted as returning from Zion Canyon and Utah Parks Service work.
The US Government study estimates paid vacations reach 30 million workers with 80 percent traveling in summer. It notes how vacations shape spending, with lakes, oceans, and mountains as top attractions. Utah could gain over 200 million from national advertising if it captures a fraction of vacationists. Local notes mention Miss Betty Marie Miller from LDS School of Nursing visiting Salt Lake City and Garry Bentley’s Navy buddy visit with Delorm Busch of Ogden.
Chamber plans action on airport work stalled by the CAA. Officials promised construction after land purchase, but no progress. Local fliers grounded, plans for a landing strip and bank stock drive discussed. delays persist despite funds and upcoming events.
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